2023 IQ is unacceptable [spawn]

[yamaci17]

Isn't tlou textures looks fine in 8GB cards since launch? at least when the weird bugs were not triggered. Kinda like horizon at launch.

Its forspoken that consistently loads n64 textures on 8GB cards at launch. It has been fixed tho.

Most casual users are unable to use high textures without stutters. You need around 7.3 7.4 GB free VRAM to play with high textures without stutters at 1440p/DLSS quality. Most folks have 6.8-7 GB free VRAM instead.

Unless they author medium textures to look better or reduce high textures' vram consumption, it is still problematic.

 

[orangpelupa]

Most casual users are unable to use high textures without stutters. You need around 7.3 7.4 GB free VRAM to play with high textures without stutters at 1440p/DLSS quality. Most folks have 6.8-7 GB free VRAM instead.

Unless they author medium textures to look better or reduce high textures' vram consumption, it is still problematic.

But medium textures are still much better than the n64 textures that was talked about, like in Forspoken at launch.

Or he n64 texture was hyperbolic?

 

[trinibwoy]

DF ‘s video showed some pretty bad textures. Not N64 bad but worse than PS3 for sure.

 

[Flappy Pannus]

But medium textures are still much better than the n64 textures that was talked about, like in Forspoken at launch.

Or he n64 texture was hyperbolic?

N64 is obvious hyperbole, but they're far worse than your average texture quality from say, PS4 ports for example.

 

[Nesh]

DF ‘s video showed some pretty bad textures. Not N64 bad but worse than PS3 for sure.

They seem to have issues with texture loading. Not sure if its that or if the textures are low quality themselves

 

[Seanspeed]

They seem to have issues with texture loading. Not sure if its that or if the textures are low quality themselves

Yea, that's a very different thing. Obviously the result still sucks, and texture pop-in is its own nuisance, but it's also a very old problem that's existed in various games for decades now when VRAM issues are encountered.